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I'm about to go check out a great looking G550 and wanted to see if anyone knew what this tool is.
I don't know where the ODBII port is on a G-Wagon, but this looks like it goes into the transmission tunnel to the right of the driver's knee, so I don't think it's a code scanner. All photos on the dealer site are out of focus, but it's sitting in the coin tray.
Last edited by almostordinary; Apr 30, 2020 at 12:27 PM.
The 3 buttons are +, SET, -, which makes me think it's one of those throttle pedal control unit things. I did a quick search on the web but didn't find the exact remote.
Could also be a trailer brake control module but nothing in a quick search either.
Yep, Shiann is correct, it's a Pedal Commander unit: Pedal Commander - Vitalen Auto
It's supposed to allow you to increase your throttle response. Not a big believer myself. Yes, the G throttle is laggy at times but you get used to it.
The OBD II port is on the left of the steering wheel, right near the hood release.
The truck sold so I didn't get to check it out. I did some searching and indeed it's a throrrtle controller that then got me into looking into more about the response and coming from the LandRover world.... the old ones, I don't think I will have any issue w response
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